That move complicated talks among labor leaders when the 480,000-member New York State United Teachers, the umbrella group, met two weeks ago to discuss endorsements, participants in the talks said.
But Mr. Zakaria's tight relationship with Mr. Luciano -- Merrill bankers who know both men say that Mr. Luciano treats him more like a son than a business peer -- would make such a move complicated.
It's a familiar soap opera move complicated by what happened after Ghost and Angela parted ways.
But "The King and I" is already important — delightful and moving and complicated — and creating a larger visual field doesn't really change our response to it, or compete with the movie's Panavision splendor.
This may be a bid to assert the show's importance, but "The King and I" is already important — delightful and moving and complicated — and creating a larger visual field doesn't really change our response to it.
They have cleared their calendar to some extent, moving a complicated criminal case that was long scheduled for argument next Wednesday until January to be able to give more attention to Bush v. Palm Beach County Canvassing Board.
His move complicates South Africa's intention to bid for the 2023 Rugby World Cup.
The move complicates the visit of the United Nations special envoy to Myanmar, Ibrahim Gambari, whose six-day trip, scheduled to begin Saturday, was intended to support reconciliation between the government and its political opponents in the wake of the crackdown against demonstrators who had been led in protest by Buddhist monks.
The move complicates any further legal action, as the animals are no longer in New York's jurisdiction.
Instead of 8...b6 a more adventurous black player could choose 8...Qe7 9.Bd3 f5!? as indicated by Borik, Tseitlin and Lalic, but in his more recent book Moskalenko thinks "this move complicates the game too much".
In a television interview last year, Dr. Tisch had kinder words for the city school system, calling it "a national model of how to move a complicated, urban school district" and saying students' gains on test scores were "real gains".
